Bucharest Early Intervention Project

This study compared the development of children living in institutions to the development of formerly institutionalized children living in Romanian foster homes established by the Network. (Both groups of children are also compared to a group of never-institutionalized Romanian children living with their biological families.)

This project came under heavy criticism in Romania, whereby the US side denied that their research had anything to do with intercountry adoption

http://iht.com/articles/2002/06/06/romania_ed3_.php

However, the below article clearly links the project to intercountry adoption

http://www.med.yale.edu/chldstdy/icmh/adoption.html

 

http://www.macbrain.org/beip.htm

Persons

Person Relation type Date from Date to
Charles A. Nelson, Ph.D. Chairman
Sebastian F. Koga M.D. Director 2000 Jan 01 2004 Jan 01
Charles H. Zeanah, M.D. Participates in
Dana Johnson M.D. Participates in

Relations to other organizations

Organization Relation Type Organization Country Date from Date to
The Research Network on Early Experience and Brain Development Organizes Bucharest Early Intervention Project
Bucharest Early Intervention Project Part of Tulane Foundation
Solidarite Enfants Roumains Abandonnes Romania (SERA Romania) Participates in Bucharest Early Intervention Project
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Sponsor of Bucharest Early Intervention Project

Documents

Title Publication date
Video INTERVIU - Ambasadorul Susan Jacobs: Ar fi rezonabil? deschiderea în România a adop?iei interna?ionale pentru copiii cu ne 15 December 2015
Maybe Orphanages Aren’t So Bad After All, Study Says 27 August 2014
Orphaned Children Do Just As Well in Institutions 26 August 2014
FONPC cere interzicerea institu?ionaliz?rii copiilor pân? la vârsta de trei ani 20 November 2013
Directorul SERA ROMÂNIA, Bogdan Simion, la Congresul IDC: "Institu?ia nu func?ioneaz? ca o familie, nici ca un centru resurs?" 14 November 2013
Romanian Orphans: A Reconsideration of the Ethics of the Bucharest Early 15 October 2013
How can scientists act ethically when they are studying the victims of a human tragedy, such as the Romanian orphans? 24 July 2013
Gezinnen, geen kinderhuizen: tentoonstelling en rondetafel lezing in Europees Parlement 6 June 2012
The appalling situation of Romania’s institutionalized children: From Ceausescu to today 23 May 2012
Orphaned Children Age Prematurely, Study Finds 17 May 2011
Tics common in orphanages, disappear in foster care 13 May 2010
Quicker decisions on taking children into care (Scotland/Zeanah) 22 April 2010
KYRGYZSTAN: ADOPTIVE FAMILIES LOSING HOPE AS KYRGYZ CHILDREN REMAIN STUCK IN CENTRAL ASIA 14 December 2009
Bartholet to testify before Inter-American Commission on Human Rights regarding international adoption policies 5 November 2009
Himes, Johnson, Federici, Zeanah, et al ( Romanian Adoption Project) 1 September 2009
The long road home 2007
READING ROOM: The lost children of Bulgaria 18 December 2006
U.S. study of Romanian children faces European challenge 6 June 2002
JCICS International Adoption Update (JCICS Director meets with Dr. Tabacaru) 4 August 1997